New Pads, New rotors - Beddding in?

[LaShY]

Hi,
Just replaced my rotors with DBA Cross Drilled and slotted and pads with Bendix Ultimate on the front and Bendix Advance on the back, just wondering what exactly I do to bed them in as I've lost the boxes / info that came with them, cheers for any help.

[Macca177]

i think u will find that they are desgined to not need to be bedded in.... buyt usually i would just do sum slow braking in quiet street, a few pull ups from 50ks get sum temp in them then a 1 or 2 more at 70-80ks, then yeah sweet as

[jetspin_vn]

Bed them in as with any other new brakes. 500km of easy going that is.

[Boonz]

i just took it easy for a week and they are fine now........ive got the same setup as yours and it works a treat

[Jollygreengiant]

Just try and be as smooth as possible with ur braking for the first few hundred k's. Like braking earlier and not pulling up hard. This wont cause any glazing either.

[LaShY]

Cheers, appreciate it guys, now just need to get to tyrepower to sort out the rest of the suspension!

[Patrio7]

whats a good pad for a vs sdean [stock rotors, non abs]

[Macca177]

Just try and be as smooth as possible with ur braking for the first few hundred k's. Like braking earlier and not pulling up hard. This wont cause any glazing either.

i belive the desgin of the rotors stop the glazing occuring?? no matter wot type of braking u do.

[Bax]

Yeah the slotted part helps de-glaze the pads. Doesn't it tell you bedding in procedures on the brake pad box?